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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-04
What TO Do In Case Of Sudden 40
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In case of cut or wound deQjie frs
whether the blood comes hen a artery
or vein. II IL is of DARK color, oozei
slowly and evenly, II is frsu q vein,
while If from an artery, h VII be
bright red and squirt n jets. In the
former case you car gcneEaAlV check
the bleeding by binding on o hmd pad.
In the latter case tie the k,ao with
twisted handkerchief or olsA between
the wound and the body Thsn apply
cold cloths. ice, or, in severe cases,
cloths dipped in solution Of ainm or
tannin. As soon as the hleeaing is
checked bring the edges Of the cut
closely together with adhesive plaster.
If any matter forms wash Che cut fire.
quently with solution Of sazh~lic acid,
ono part of the acid to 100 Pars Of the
water.
If a sprained ankle eseuis. remove
as quickly as possible the sApe and
stocking. Wash frequently with cold
salt water, and if there 10 n~sAheat in
the joint, apply cloths wet With witch
hazel, which is generally on ksrad in, the
family medicine chest ksgB ehe foot
elevated, and cool. do nss ssaad on it,
and move il as little as poessthe. For
the sting Of bee or the siie 81 an in
sect apply bruised onisA, an.1tusa di-
luted, witch hazel or bi-sarbsAatvf soda
to the part affected.
Children frequently STEER greatly
with earache; a drop Of WARN Give oil
mixed with an equal amsnnt Of i:ruda-
NUN will often relieve fhs 4 dropped
in the ear. Place piece of oettDn, well
saturated with chloroform. in he bowl
of a clay pipe; insert The stem into the
ear of the sufferer, and blow gently,
the evaporatlng chloroform wiHTelIevo
the pain Immediately. II there ID any
foreign substance in the eye take hold
of the lashes of the upper lid with the
left band and, pressing the duh point
of pencil against the miildle of the
lid, turn it upward, then remove the
substance with camels-hair brn or
the corner of soft handkerchief Par
ticles Of lime often cause great pain If
they get into the eye. Apply weak vim
egar to nentralize the alkali and re-
move the particles as directed.
In case of the peculiar ringing, rat
fling cough that heralds Group. send for
a doctor. Until he arrives give an
emetic; ipecac in teaspoonfuh doses
every five minutes until vomiting en-
sues, is the easiest TO give child; put
hot. moist poultices of flazseed or hops
on the throat and upper part OF the
chest A hot bath will often give re-
lief. -Rarai Ne,o Yorker. .'t-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-04

HI bTlAl VI JuuSc II ain w iiiiS
at Austin, on the charge of con-
niving at the acquittal of cowmen
indicted for violations of the en-
closure act, is watched with inter
est. Judge Willis was appointed
Judge of the Mobeetie district by
Gov. Roberts, and has been twice
elected. He has always borne an
exceptionally good character as an
upright and able Judge and honor
able gentleman, only one of his
decisions having been reversed by
the higher courts. He may be
guilty, or he may be the victim
Of circumstances and persecution
the latter, most probably. He
has the confidence yet Of the peo-
pie of his town, and many of them
will voluntarily 60 to Austin to
testify to his character and inno-
cence of any improper official act.
He was unfortunate in having to
deal with a sentiment strongly OPP
posed to the law to be enforced.
1t is well known that in all that
country "cow" sentiment FREEDOM
mates, and it is questionable if
any jury could be empaneled in
the Panhandle that would enforce
the enclosure act-so much derided
and opposed is the lease and en-
closure laws in that country. AS
to the charges that he was guilty
of playing faro, why is that he
was not indicted by the grand jury
on the evidence of his enemies?
Judge Willis is at Austin and in
vites thorough investigation.
DEEP water would benefit Calves
ton greatly, but probably less than is
generally imagined. With plenty
of water aud grand exposition boom,
New Orleans is about the same dilap-
idated old town she was ten years ago
Railroads have lessened the impor-
lance of water ways.
Now Is the time for all the vaga-
bonds and frauds 10 seek the drouth-
stricken region. The appropriations
have been made and will soon be
ready for dirtribution.
LIZ the refrigerator were ready to
begin it might be kept busy for n
month working up the victims Of the
present inclenency.
The blizzard can only be accounted
for in one way: Edmunds, Sherman
ana Evarts were seen together in
Washington on Monday.
The Statesman declares that Judge
Reagan was born in 1873. Ilurrah for
the Kid
THE leading WEIGH poet, Mr.. Twrch,
is said TO have died of vowel COM
plant
JUDGE REAGAN told the Austin
folks that he was too old TO expect the
people of Texas to clothe him with
any more honors.
The New York Herald dominates
Senator Evarts for president in 1892
and suggests as an appropriate plat
form "Columbus discovered America"
Paris a Great Northern TO Extend.
PARIS, Feb. At seems TO be set
tied fact that the Paris 4 Great North
ern or Frisco will build south from
here, via Sulphur Springs, toward
Sabine Pass. They will likely buy the
Marshall, Paris & Northwestern, or a
portion of Il. Capt. 5. j. Wright,
vico president of the road, says the
road must have three or four feeders
from this place. II also seems to be
pretty well settled that the St Louis,
Arkansas 4 Texas win build from
Mount Pleasant TO Paris. T;,sse things
are giving an impetus 70 business and
booming property.
How do you Ike he refrigerator.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-04

How do you like he reihsesi0rs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-04

DEEP water would benefit Calves
ton greatly, but probably less than is
generally imagined. With plenty
of wat er aud grand exposition boom,
New Orleans is about the same dilap-
idated old town she was ten years ago
Railroads have lessened the impor-
tance of water ways.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-04

Now Is the time for all the vaga-
bonds and frauds 10 seek the drouth-
stricken region. The appropriations
have been made and will soon be
ready for dirtribution.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-04

THE New York Herald dominates
Senator Evarts for president in 1885,.
and suggests as an appropriate plat
form "Columbus discovered America"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-04

Ii the refrigerator were ready to
begin it might be kept busy for n
month working up the victims Of the
present inclenency.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-04

The blizzard can only be accounted
for in one way: Edmunds, Sherman
ana Evarts were seen together in
Washington on Monday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-02-04

JUDGE REAGAN told the Austin
folks that he was too old to expect the
people of Texas TO clothe him with
auy more honors.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-15
Tours to Luray aud Natural Bridge.

The weekly tours to Luray and the
N atural Bridge via Pennsy lvania Rail-
road are now fully ipaugurated for the
summer. They will run every Thurs
day during the months of July, August
and September. and the return coupon
of the ticket will te good for use until
the Tuesday following. The next tour
in regular order will occur ON Thurs
day, July 2Ist.
These tours are far In advance Of the
ordinary excursion. A special train,
equipped as are the standard through
express trains, runs on o special sched =.
ule. which Is both faster ard more di.
rect than ordinary express trains, on
account OF the small mum Der OF stops it
10 req Quired to make.
Botn Luray and the Natural Bridge
are points Of abBor bling IL Ltsreit to every
one. The fame of the celebrated Cav.
erns eoiipses that OF the Natural Bridge,
not because the former are more won.
deIful. but that the extent and variety
of their natural wonders are greater.
Excellent hotels at both points afford
ample accommodation for all corners.
The summer climate OF the region is
peculiarly agreeable. A fine, pure air,
refreshing breezes, magnificent water,
an abundance of fruits and vegeta bles,
make 1t a mott desirable place for q
summer outing of either long or short
duration.
Round. "trip tickets will include rail
| way fare to Lursy and return, one days
board at Luray Inn, and admission to
the Cavetns.
Extension tickets 20 Natural Bridge
and return can be procured of the agent
at Luray.
| The round-trip rate from Wilming gtoI
Is $40 90, and train connecting with
special at Broad Street Station, Phila
delphia, will leave at 7.50 q m.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-15
owe all Have Our Day"

General Simon Cameron sailed for
England on the Britannia, accompanied
by Slr. Larry" jerome, Colonel James
Duffy and j. M. Foster OF Harrisburg
The aged ex Senator, now nearly 90
years old, strcllsd about the corridor OF
the Fifth Avenue Hotel on Wednesday
morning. He said to reporter that he
felt much better than when he made the
trip TO BERN uda. and contemplated .
pleasant time in Europe, adding:
"If the ses voyage does not shake nae
mp too much. But I am o very good
sailor, and rather think the salt breeze
will bracs me up. As TO politics. %
merely looker.on now, but still . Rs
publican. I avoid talking politics,
especially for publication. OF course.
have some idea as to what is transpir
ing around me, but do not take such .
lively interest ~ I once did. believe
the Republican party IL strong yet, and
not destined to be wiped out very soop.
As to men and their ambitions 1 mutt
refrain from any comments. I shall
travel through England, Ireland and
Scotland, aud may 20 upon the Cont.
nent. When you arrive at my age,
young man, wonder II you will take .
very active part in politics? We all
have our day"
Daily Republican., 1887-07-15
Sentenced This Morning,

AS Roon as the ci5y court or ened this
m prnipg Waiter Bacon walked In, and
Judge Gum Minis, IN ly realizing that he
wi,bed his case disposed of ms soon as
possible, sentenced him to pay q fine
o. $40 and costs. the highest penalty
provided by law, for the pffense TO
which he plead guilty. As soon as seq
tence was pronounced Bacon handed
CLERK Hyland three IS notes, and with
q whispered "send the change out to
me-" went down in the corridor at po.
lice station to walt for 1t. The total
amount OF the fine and costs was S13 As,
and as eoon as the 81 So change was
handed to him he left the place.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-15
Germsny,s Crown Prince Improved.

LONDON, July IA The condition of
the German Grown Prince, who has re-
turned to London from the Isle OF
Wight, contip ues to improve. His voice
is clear and has almost regained It's
normal strength. The condition Of his
larynx Is also satisfactory. The Crown
Prince visited the Throat Hospital in
Golden Square to-day and wss keenly
Interested in all he saw, pay ing par.
ticular attention to an old man who
had just been cured of q growth similar
to that In his own throat. A crowd Of
Germans which bad gathered In the
street caeered the Oro~n Prince enthu.
siastically as he emerged from the
puildlng.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-15
Tho Doris-Farley Fight q Draw.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE long
pending bard glove fshs AssNaen Tom
Doris, Of Yonkers, and Pat Farley, of
Brooklyn, took place early this morn.
ing, about thirty miles up the Sound,
the identical aPos where Carney and
Mitchell fought. The battle was ter
ri6c one, and lasted two hours and
tifty.six minutes, during which fcrty.
four rounds we're fought. Bo.h men
were badly punished. When the Rght
WAS becoming most interesting the po.
lice boat patrol came along The look
ers on, principals and their seconds,
scampered of. not before the fight, how.
ever, was declared draw.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-15
PhlIadeIphIa IteInA

PHILADELPHIA. July 16.-Augus.
Ippeiius, the Bavsrisn baker who has
been selling receipts for the use of
chrome yellow In foUd In Philade pbia
for mum ber OF years, was before Mag.
ie'rate Pole for o hearing yesterday, ou
the complaint OF President II. w.
Amerling, Of the Auti Adu,teratiop
Society. As became man who claims
to have been the baker for q king. he
appeared total y Indifferent to the
trouble be was In.
Coroner Ashbridge was the hrst wit
ness, and Charles Shaffer, Q baker, OF
l2l3 wallace street, followed. But IL
was not proven that old Zip had sold
any chrome yellow, and the magistrate
could find NO law to hold him for hav-
Ing told others how to use 1t. Presidsut
Amerling talked In q my sterious way
about other Witnesses that he did NOT
think 1t best to bring forward yet, and
the Bavarian was held In $500 bail for o
further hearing to- day.
1t WAS expected that Schmid, one Of
the bakers who had been chasing the
sunset In his biscuits, would tell yester-
day every thing he knew about his own
|cussedness and that Of his contem pora
ries. But when the time came for his
wicked old chin to wag he wanted his
prosecutors TO promise him immunity
from punishment before he would talk,
80 the negotiations were terminated
There was but little, II ary improve
ment last night in the condition of
Ernest Ksmmy, the uxoricide and
would'be suicide, who is lying in the
German Hospital suffering from the
effect Of his self.iI fl cted wounds. He
was said by the surgeons to be resting
quietly, but thty have but little hope
for his recovery. IL is thought that his
Idespond eDcy and his evident and often.
depressed desire to die Will very ma.
terial.y lessen his chances Of recovery.
Clarence Gibbs, cooreo, died In the
Presbyterian Hospital yesterday. In
an ante mortem statement he charged
William Gain with shooting hin
without provocation, on last Sunday
evening. He died from the effects o.
the wound.
william McCabe, 10 years old, livinl
in Camden, was drowned yesterj lay
while bathing in the Delaware, neal
Ferry avenue.
Louisa Rudd, 20 ears old. was yes
terdsy bound over for trial on th,
charge OF abductirg Mamie Toomey, =.
Iyears old.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-15
AYiait to PhilaaeIphia.

St. Johns CASTLE, No. 4, X. Of g. e. +,
will visit st. John, No. 10, x. OF G. E.
of Philadelphia, on Monday evening,
July 18. All Sir Knights are most cor
daily invited to take advantage of this
fraternal visit and 60 with us. The
Castle will leave the K. OF G. L. hall,
at Fifth and French streets, at z p m.
Train leaves the B. & o. depot, Della
ware avenue and Scott streets, atT. 80
o. m; tickets 81 for round trip.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-15
DI.hones Cashiers.

d. B. waggener, the cashier and
book keeper of the PHILADELPHIA Daily
News, has been discharged from his
position. An examination of the books
sho VS., it Is said, an over irasft of about
$4,000. Waggener hos transferred
$2500 of stock to the company, thus re-
duoinz the loss to about S250o.
Joseph M. White, tbs cashier and
book keeper Of the Philadelphia Times.
was on Thursday placed under arrest.
He is accused Of em bezzling $40. coo OF
his employers money. Au- expert OK
animation of the books sho VS. 1t is said I,
that his peculation began Ii years ago.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-15
Sale of Horses,

The junior member Of the firm of L.
W. Stldham s. Son was greatly elased
over the prices obtained for horses st
the sole OF A. Il. Tyson, at Chester, on
Thursday afternoon, the entire lot, 18
in mum Der, having averaged $201.85 per
head. Several gentlemen from this
city were among the bidders, and one or
two OF them made purchases. MI. Ty.
son will have another sale some time
next month.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-15
Ero,, Chester to Media.

The contract for grading on the Balti.
more and Ohio branch to connect Media
ard Chester has been let and work be
gun, There Is only about three miles
10 grade, as tie old tramway from
Leiper & Lewis qnarriea has already
been graded and ballas.ed and part OF
the track laid. The railroad company
shrewdly secured the right of way at
low figures by getting private persons
to buy the places in Doubt.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-15
Base Ball.

The following games were played
yesterday:
Clncinnati-Cincinnati, 8; Athletic, Q
Observation-Disclosures, 2; Baltimore,6 8,
ct. Louis-St Louis, 6; Brooklyn,4
Louisville-Louisville. 81 Metropoli-
tan, 1S.
Boston-9oston, 4; Detroit, 7.
Observation-Disclosures, s; Pitts
burg. 8.
Observation-Disclosures, 8; Al
toona, 10.
Misunderstanding. 6; Bradford, S.
Philadelphia-Philadelphia, Il; Har
rowgate, s.
MilIville-Millville, II; Camden, 81
Trenton-Cuban Giants, 8; Indianapo
lis, 4.
Newark-Newark, 0; Chicago, 4.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-15
Lawyer SWEET marries.

CHICAGO, July 14.-Lsonard Swett,
the noted lawyer and former partner OF
Abraham Lincoln, took out q license to-
day to marry Marie Decker. Mr.. Swett
ia 81 years CT age, and his bride is 80.
Miss Decker is notary public, and
has teen In Mr.. Swett's office for near
ly seven years acting in the confid en-
tial capacity of bookkeeper. The cere'
mony took place this evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-15
A smash Up.

There was a smash up ct Thurlow on
the P, w. 81 3. Railroad yesterday
morning, by which two engines were
damaged, but fortunately no one was
hurt. 1t seems that engine No. 98
No. 329 which was coming down as a
special to pass. No 9S was not fully
clssr Of the main track when the south
bound engine oollided with it. Both
engines were brought to this city for
repairs.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-15
SPECIAL nHTIO1,
10 10 . raos

that everybody ought TO know that A.
Sergeant gives 22l0 Ds. of the best,
well-cleAned GOAL in every ton you buy.
Oak, pine and hickory kindling wood
In large loads. Lime for whitewaeh-
ing. Yard, foot of Monroe street. Gen.
tral cflce, Seventh and King streets.
Look for the blue sign. Open In the
evening.
Bush's, French street wharf, In tb
plAoe 70 buv your coal
Ros god GOAL GO 10 Bush's, French
street wharf.
Everybody caews LowBall. Just 6t
the mouth. Sold by all dealers.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-15
Bu,,ets Against Prohibition.

WILLBoRs, Texas. July IA Last
evening while W. E Farquhar and DIR.
J. r, Ewes were ointly discussing the
Prohibition amendment, FArquhar, " ho
had concluded his argument agains.
the amendment, became enrAged at the
remarks of DR.. Ewes, who favored 1t,
and tred at him with q Ballard rifle.
The ball missed its mark and lodged in
the wall jus. bshind the speakers head.
DR.. Eyes wa, rot Disconnected by his
attem pt to take his life, and
concluded his speech amid prolonged
applause.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-15
NO Lice of Conss squepce.

Accord log 10 telegram from Cana
johsire. New York, q careful review OF
the hop prospects in the Mohawk VAL
ley shows that "as yet no lice OF conse
quencs have appeared and the vines
look decidedly healthy and promising. "
Early hops arc ripeuing sooner than
usual and will need picking in two
wseks. The general prospect is only
fo- one.third the average yield, because
OF the yards obliterated and the ravages
of lice las. year.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-15
A Young Brides Suicide.

NEW YORK, July 14.-Lilly schwa.
b sch, a young lazy 20 years Of age, and
a brids OF three weeks, committed sui.
eide this afternoon by swallowing pol
sou. Shs recently married Julius
Sch " wabach, a well to do hcopskirt man
ufacturer, and was installed by him In
|squslid apartments over HIS shop, in 3
dlsreputable d portion of the city. She
pleaded with him to provide her with a
com fort able home, such as che had been
used to. But he refused. and she
therefore took her life.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-15
p'Donoyan Rossa sta, ed kway.

PDonovan Rossa sta, ed Away.
N YORK, July IA The games OF
Clan'ns GaeI Athletic Club were
|t Jones woods to-day. The re.
|.aole DICK Shor. was present, and
llne L was feared that there would
aole On the eTounds When O'Dono.
|io'sa arrived, But Rossa's fr.en6s
a'iS% iYs him 10 stay away, and he
Y Ihe amateur athletes did moi
an! remarkable time.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-15
a Oar0,

To all who Ara suffering from the er-
rors and indisoretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
&C., will send recipe that will cure
you, FREE or CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
In South America. Send self.nddress-
ed envelope 10 the REV. JOSEF H r.
IsMAN Station D. New York City.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-15
PASTORS Vacation,

Rev. B. G Needhani, of the Brandy
wine Bar rtlst Church, Chsdds' Ford,
starts on Saturday for Scranton, Pa,
where he will preach on Sunday; from
there he will 20 to Niagara Falls to a.
tend the Yearly Conference held there.
On Sunday, July 17th, Mira B. @ Need
ham will address ths congregation at
Chadds' Ford. On the following Sun.
day, July oath, five persons will be bsp.
tized In the Brandy wine at 8 80 @. m.
BY Rsy, B, G. Needham.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-15
Canadian Crops.

At q meeting Of the Canadian Canned
Goods Association in Toronto. on Thurs.
day, 1t was reported that the hot, dry
spells of the last few weeks has materi.
ally curtailed the pack of strawberries,
raspberries and other small fruit
throughout Ontaria. The pea crop.
which promised TO be large, will not
reach one half what it was an
ticipated four weeks ago, and there is
great uncertainty as to the corn crop.
There lie every prospect of a large out
put of tom atoes at low prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-15
ror,ho preserylpg season

we have glass measu ling pitchers show.
ing the correct liquid and dry measure
from n pint to 2 qts., and in dry meae-
ure from n to 2 lbs, for brown, white
aud gran ulated sugar, coffee and -four.
Price, 40 cents l. Lswis Row, 4l3
King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-15
Excursion.

Gouley's grand and popular and
81 ight seeing excursion to New York
and up TIE Hudson, West Point and
Ooney Island and Manhattan Beach on
August 4, 1887. Tickets, $500; half
tickets, $l.50.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-15

when you can always ind just what
you want In hat or bonnet at mrs. d. b.
Kirby's, 400 King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-15
Fire meE Cpnxiog

Delegations of the Allen and Amsri-
can Fire Com pauiss Of Allentown, Pa .,
will come to Wilmington tomorrow by
way OF the W & N. Railroad to wit
nets the workings of the Delaware
Hayes truck. An agent of the La
France Steamer Company will accom-
pany the visitors.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-15
Fined for Assault.

A young man Yves charged in tbs
city oourt this morning with Assault,
and the testimony showed that yester.
day he became involved In q quarrel
with man at drinking saloon st
Eleven tn and Church streets. He cut
this man and he rany when some women
got around to protect him. This young
man seized one Of the women and
threw her aside, and she had him ar
rested. A Sne Of 81 and costs was i'm
posed.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-15
seized toz Deot.

The steamer John W. barring was
seized By United States Marshal New
lin yesterday at Seaford, Del, on .
claim OF t51i due shipbuil6er In Nor
folk, Va, for repairs. l. @. Vsnde grift
is retained hs pN csor In admiralty.
Th captain OF the vessel having gone
to Vira MIA, il Is probable the vessel
will be soit.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-15
Mother and Cnild Drowned.

ST JoHNLAND, L. L, July 14.-Mrs,
Jane Hazeltine and her 5-yesr old
daughter, were drowned while bathing
near here last night. The child went
hey ond its depth, aud in attempting to
rescue 1t the mother also lost her life.